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8 - opening section to acquir happiness ...r,,-,. 2 fn xiii ,T W' ,r E31 .Q ' l gg, 'qw They were superstars at more than just This great '76 sports'they were even photogenic! B-wing for the Cheerleaders Kathy Lada and Amy Fenstermacher proudly displayed a Spirit stick and trophy that the Varsity squad won in competition. jffiiifiitiiittttitiiiiiiiiiii T The first judge in Tioga County was John ' :J Gibson, who presided five times, 1813-1 81 5. 'E i 44-V-4444444444444-V-444444441 4 started as a decoration for Homecoming, but remained in rest of the year. Seniors David Bower, Mark McCaskey, and Connie Suhr gave no thought or worry to size as they decorated the press box with green and white.
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